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Thank you very much for your suggestion but I didn’t solve it using that method.

My client didn’t know how to deactivate their videos.

SOLUTION: BACK UP YOUR WORK

The database I had on my local host was untouched and working perfectly.

I simply uploaded it and it worked perfectly. I guess this is a personal solution. If I didn’t have a backup who knows how many walls I would have put my head through.

Hope this helps anyone in the same situation.

I forgot to mention that after the 40 seconds it said their was an internal error

Thanks for your response.

It did do that 30-40 secs for the update but only imported around 40 videos. My clients page has a whole load of videos to bring through.

I’ll keep trying and see if I can rectify it.

I haven’t seen this kind of coding before but if I were to try and attempt to get it to work i’d try inserting it here:

…
$thumbURL = wp_get_attachment_image_src( <?php tern_wp_youtube_image(); ?>, ” );
…

Not sure if this will help. Also not sure if the “ at the end of that code is necessary/causing a problem. I might be wrong.

Tell me how it goes.

Hey Anothewpguy,

When they say:
“Add the following code wherever you’d like the image to appear: `<?php tern_wp_youtube_image(); ?>”

they are refering to the files used to create your index. This is the code I have for the index.php on one of the sites I run:

…
<?php if (have_posts()) : ?>
<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post();?>

<div <?php post_class() ?>>

<div class=”post-thumb”>
<?php tern_wp_youtube_image(); ?>
</div>

<h2>“><?php the_title(); ?></h2>

<div class=”meta”>
<?php echo getPostViews(get_the_ID()); ?>
</div>
</div>
…

What this is basically doing is adding the youtube video thumbnail to wherever you would like to be. CSS can be used to style its position.

I’d like to thank you by the way as this post saved me a lot of hassle. I didn’t bother checking the readme.txt when using the plugin.